Please don't call games available for more than one system "exclusives". That's the same BS as "console exclusives".

It depends on the person. If someone likes the console experience of physical discs, buying them at the store and has mostly console friends, no... not at all. There is still a vast difference between the two when it comes to "feel" and that is the biggest barrier for PC.

What exclusives are we talking about here. PS4 is the only gaming device that I feel I need this gen.

PC is the best for gaming imo. It has the best from consoles, the best graphics potential, the best indies, best prices, best peripherals, best stores, best OS etc... no one can argue with that.

I'm not a PC gamer though but really building a PC to game is getting enticing more than buying another console.

Lulz, I would never game on Windows, screw dat! But I'm playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 like there's no tomorrow! =P



Yes, I am seriously addicted to that game. Somebody please help me!

Well it's been a nice supplement to owning an Xbox. I don't even need one anymore it seems.

I entered this thread thinking there'd be a list of actual new or upcoming AAA PC exclusives. I think we are all familiar enough with what "console exclusives" are out there.

finally has exclusives??? since when has the PC EVER had less exclusives than consoles. It has always had more exclusives and has generally always been either the main or secondary gaming device for gamers or am I missing something?

No because I would never spend more money on a secondary console than what I primarily game on. In that regard Pc is too expensive to validate the kinds of games it uniquely offers, for me personally and I've never been able to get comfortable with a mouse and keyboard. I'm just not that hardcore of a gamer.

Pillars of Eternity, Undertale, Xcom2, and City Skylines were some notable great ones I've recently played. What did the PS4 have last year exclusive-wise that turned out great? Bloodborne.